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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Roy Devin Marble scored 22 points, Aaron White added 19 and No. 20 Iowa ended the game on a 22-9 run to hand No. 3 Ohio State its second loss of the week, 84-74 on Sunday.  Melsahn Besabe had 11 points and 10 rebounds, Mike Gesell added 11 points and Jarrod Uthoff had 10 off the bench for the Hawkeyes (14-3, 3-1 Big Ten), who ended a string of eight straight losses to the Buckeyes. It was Iowa’s first win over a top 5 team since an 83-65 victory at No. 2 Missouri on Dec. 15, 2001.

LaQuinton Ross scored 22 points, Amir Williams had 11 and Lenzelle Smith Jr. 10 for Ohio State (15-2, 2-2), which had opened with 15 consecutive wins. The Buckeyes fell 72-68 in overtime at No. 5 Michigan State on Tuesday night.

AMES, Iowa (AP) – Iowa State isn’t sure if point guard DeAndre Kane will be available for Monday night’s game against No. 18 Kansas because of an ankle injury. Kane sprained his left ankle late in Saturday’s 82-75 loss to Oklahoma, the first of the season for the ninth-ranked Cyclones (14-1, 2-1 Big 12).

Kane was carried off the court by teammates, but coach Fred Hoiberg says his availability for the matchup against the rival Jayhawks (11-4, 2-0) will be a “game day” decision.  Kane says his sprained ankle remains sore, adding that he will try to do everything he can to play against the Jayhawks.

Kane, a senior transfer from Marshall, has blossomed into one of the nation’s most versatile players. He is averaging 16.5 points, 7.3 rebounds and 6.1 assists per game.

Rollin Dyer Tourney @ Atlantic

Team Scores:

1. Atlantic/CAM  224
2. Glenwood  223
3. Sioux City North  206
4. Riverside  181
5. Bondurant-Farrar  132.5
6. Wapello  119.5
7. Griswold  95
8. Red Oak  87
9. Denison  76

Individual Champions:

• 106 – Nate Nebel (Glenwood)
• 113 – Jack Walker (Wapello)
• 120 – Dillon Cox (Atlantic/CAM)
• 126 – Darrian Schwenke (Atlantic/CAM)
• 132 – Dalton Hanson (SC North)
• 138 – Logan Grimm (Wapello)
• 145 – Conner Coyle (SC North)
• 152 – Deion Clayborne (SC North)
• 160 – Jacob Johnson (Atlantic/CAM)
• 170 – Payton Housman (Riverside)
• 182 – Zach Krause (SC North)
• 195 – Keegan Hosfelt (Atlantic/CAM)
• 220 – Tyler Christensen (Atlantic/CAM)
• 285 – Ryley Howell (Wapello)

Tri-Center Invitational

Team Scores:

1. East Mills  182
2. Harlan  169
3. Tri-Center  135
4. Kuemper Catholic  126
5. West Monona  107
6. Woodbine  103
7. Missouri Valley  96
8. Treynor  62
9. Clarinda Academy  49

Individual Champions:

• 106 – Wil Beach (Harlan)
• 113 – Brandon Trevi0no (Harlan)
• 120 – Jascob Preister (Harlan)
• 126 – Nick Rounds (MoValley)
• 132 – Alexander Schmitz (Kuemper Catholic)
• 138 – Scott Ruffcorn (Tri-Center)
• 145 – Jared Eischeid (Kuemper Cattholic)
• 152 – Avery Nelson (West Monona)
• 160 – Malachi Mentink (Woodbine)
• 170 – Logan Moore (West Monona)
• 182 – Colton Story (East Mills)
• 195 – Ben Wellman (Tri-Center)
• 220 – Dallon Bendorf (Harlan)
• 285 – David Howell (East Mills)

Coon Rapids-Bayard Invitational

Team Scores:

1. South Central Calhoun  203.5
2. Audubon  181.5
3. Coon Rapids-Bayard  149
4. Guthrie Center  130
5. Panorama  108
6. English Valleys  103
7. Exira/EHK  91
8. Woodward-Granger  89
9. East Sac County  25
10. SE Webster  19

Individual Champions:

• 106 – Collin Subbert (Audubon)
• 113 – Blake Ealy (English Valleys)
• 120 – Colton Milosevich (Woodward-Granger)
• 126 – Brad Kerkhoff (Audubon)
• 132 – Tucker Patrick  (Guthrie Center)
• 138 – Zach Evans (Coon Rapids-Bayard)
• 145 – Zach Axmear (English Valleys)
• 152 – Logan Peed (South Central Calhoun)
• 160 – Jeff King (South Central Calhoun)
• 170 – Tyler Kutz (South Central Calhoun)
• 182 – Evan Hansen (Exira/EHK)
• 195 – Trey Sander (Exira/EHK)
• 220 – Matt Fett (Audubon)
• 285 -Garrett Johnston (Panorama)

Creston/O-M Invitational

Team Scores:

1. Creston/O-M  308
2. Dallas Center-Grimes  288
3. Greene County  175
4. Bedford/Lenox  115
5. Mount Ayr  100
6. East Union  59
7. Creston/O-M JV  54
8. Creston/O-M JV2  12
9. West Central Valley  0

Individual Champions:

• 106 – Ben Carr (Dallas Center-Grimes)
• 113 – Bryce Murano (Dallas Center-Grimes)
• 120 – Trevor Murano (Dallas Center-Grimes)
• 126 – Dylan Forkner (Greene County)
• 132 – Jordan Challen (Greene County)
• 138 – Tommy Bradshaw (Greene County)
• 145 – Joey Huntington (Creston/O-M)
• 152 – Chase Shiltz (Creston/O-M)
• 160 – Tayler Pettit (Creston/O-M)
• 170 – Blake Wolinski (Dallas Center-Grimes)
• 182 – Trevor Frain (Creston/O-M)
• 195 – Seth Maitlen (Creston/O-M)
• 220 – Cole Baker (Dallas Center-Grimes)
• 285 -Joe Ricker (Mount Ayr)

Gary Christensen Invitational @ Winterset

Team Scores:

1. Osage  220
2. Clarinda  199.5
3. Waukee  163
4. Oskaloosa  157.5
5. ADM  135
6. Underwood  122
7. Urbandale  119.5
8. Central Decatur  112
9. SE Warren  100.5
10. Intertstate 35  98
11. Winterset  86
12. Van Meter  75
13. Southwest Valley  57
14. Eagle Grove  46
15. Shenandoah  44
16. Martensdale-St. Marys  5

Individual Champions:

• 106 – Jakob Allison (Waukee)
• 113 – Zach Barnes (Waukee)
• 120 – Blake Luna (Clarinda)
• 126 – Brady Jennings (Osage)
• 132 – Brock Jennings (Osage)
• 138 – Christian Fox (Osage)
• 145 – Thatcher Goodale (Osage)
• 152 – Zach Johnston (ADM)
• 160 – Kallan Schmelzer (Southwest Valley)
• 170 – Dillon Johnson (Osage)
• 182 – Mason Wisse (Oskaloosa)
• 195 – Christian Lauritsen (Clarinda)
• 220 – Caleb Ring (Osage)
• 285 -Dakota Calfee (Clarinda)

Jim Field and Chris Parks have the call of the games played at Exira-EHK High School in Elk Horn.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Chiefs have signed seven players to reserve/future contracts, including running back Joe McKnight, a former fourth-round pick of the New York Jets. Also signed by the Chiefs on Saturday were linebacker Jordan Campbell, cornerback DeMarcus Van Dyke, defensive tackle Dominique Hamilton, offensive tackle R.J. Dill, defensive back Jerron McMillian and defense end Brandon Moore.  The Chiefs did not announce the signings, which showed up on the NFL’s transaction report.

McKnight is the most notable name among the seven players. The former Southern California star played in 39 games over three seasons with the Jets, running for 502 yards and catching 17 passes for 177 yards. He also returned kicks and punts.  McKnight was released by the Jets before this season.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye 10:

• Harlan 73, ADM 44
• East Sac County 54, Kuemper Catholic 48

Rolling Valley:

• Adair-Casey 68, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 39
• Ar-We-Va 56, Glidden-Ralston 35
• Boyer Valley 59, Charter Oak-Ute 41
• Paton-Churdan 56, Woodbine 47
• West Harrison 61, CAM 37

Western Iowa:

• East Mills 62, Riverside 47
• OA-BCIG 69, IKM-Manning 56

Others:

• CB Abraham Lincoln 53, Blair, Neb. 46
• Nodaway Valley 81, Clarke 46
• Pleasantville 66, Bedford 61
• Nebraska City Lourdes 60, CB Thomas Jefferson 49

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hawkeye 10:

• Harlan 71, ADM 45
• Kuemper Catholic 63, East Sac County 51

Rolling Valley:

• Adair-Casey 66, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 55
• Boyer Valley 58, Charter Oak-Ute 55
• Paton-Churdan 75, Woodbine 63
• West Harrison 39, CAM 38

Western Iowa:

• IKM-Manning 77, OA-BCIG 44

Others:

• Bedford 59, Pleasantville 36
• Blair, Neb. 53, CB Abraham Lincoln 42
• Nodaway Valley 49, Clarke 47
• Nebraska City Lourdes 47, CB Thomas Jefferson 30

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Tiffany Bias scored 22 points and 15th-ranked Oklahoma State beat Number 11 Iowa State 69-62 on Saturday, knocking the Cyclones from the ranks of the unbeaten. Brittney Martin had 14 for the Cowgirls (14-1, 3-1 Big 12), who used a 12-0 run to take control of the first matchup between top-15 teams in Ames in 12 years.

Iowa State (14-1, 3-1) had pulled within 63-60 before Bias hit a floater in traffic and a pair of free throws with 14 seconds left. Hallie Christofferson had 20 points to lead the Cyclones, who shot just 3 of 17 from 3-point range. Iowa State entered Saturday as the only school in the country with unbeaten men’s and women’s teams — but both lost in a span of seven hours.

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Deon Mitchel and Wes Washpun scored 17 each on Saturday night and Northern Iowa remained unbeaten at home by defeating Drake 76-66. Over the final six minutes, UNI outscored Drake 23-8 to rally from a five-point deficit to a comfortable lead at the conclusion. UNI made only six of its first 24 from 3-point range but hit all three 3-point attempts during that closing stretch.

The Panthers trailed 61-58 when Washpun’s layup with 4:05 to play sparked a 10-point run. On the next possession, UNI took the lead for good at 63-61 on Matt Bohannon’s 3-pointer with 3:37 to go. Seth Tuttle and Bohannon each scored 11 and Nate Buss added 10 points for the Panthers (9-7, 3-1 Missouri Valley).

Jordan Daniels led Drake (10-6, 1-3) with 18 points and Aaron Hawley had 11. Drake took its biggest lead of the game at 58-53 on Carter’s layup with 6:54 remaining.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Iowa coach Fran McCaffery is coming back. It remains to be seen if No. 3 Ohio State’s swagger returns, too. McCaffery’s one-game suspension for his blow-up with the officials in a loss at No. 4 Wisconsin this week is behind him. He’ll be on the sideline when his 20th-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes travel to play the Buckeyes on Sunday afternoon.

Iowa has already rebounded from that loss to the Badgers, routing Northwestern 93-67 on Thursday. Now eyes will be trained on the Buckeyes to see if they can rally after suffering their first loss of the season, a 72-68 overtime defeat at No. 5 Michigan State on Tuesday night.

Ohio State’s players and coach Thad Matta realize they cannot afford a second straight slip.